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About The Beaverton enterprise. (Beaverton, Or.) 1927-1951 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 17, 1950)
Navy Dept. Vets May Obtain New Service Medals comes within the purview of the act. Application also may be by mail to any navy recruiting station, in which case the veteran should sub mit a copy of his separation papers Navy, marine corps and coast | and give the dates of his service guard veterans eligible for the in ***• theater of operations. If the China service medal and the navy veteran does not have these papers By JOHN H HAN LEY, Ph D occupation service medal may now may obtain a statement of ser- obtain these at local navy recruit- v*c® f rom the records division, 1‘ KIMllOShts it won’t be long as witb a pane of 8la!iS over the »is duiing sunny hours? The r w- ing stations, the Oregon Depart- navy department, bureau of per- before the first primroses will I*»' container, maintains humidity in er forms, with blooms that stay ment of Veterans Affairs learned so" nel- Washington 25, D. C. this week. Survivors of deceased veterans pushing forth their typically bright. ,be air and to the soil surface, out all the time, may be found early-spring hues. The acaulis and When the seedlings have developed under the name "Daylight" or The occupation service medal is who had established eligibility may Issued those who served with navy apply ior either medal by writing Juliae forms usually show their a strong pair of lean os so they can "Sensation'’ Nicotianas.. If this is first blooms shortly after that h* readily handled, transplant your first trial with them, we branches during the occupation of i the bureau of naval personnel, magnificent, yellow-flowered shrub, them to another flat, spaced two recommend that they be u»ed in former enemy territory, either in I Navy recruiting stations issuing inches apart, theic to g ow until less conspicious spots, until they the European or Asiatic theaters. ,he m®dals are at Bend, Coos Bay. the Cihnese Witch-Hazel, has fin setting-out time in May. have proved that they will do well ished. The China Service medal goes to h.ugene. Grants Pass. Klamath These earliest of primroses ire INSECT I’ KS’l > | Straw bet ry in your garden. naval btanrh personnel who par- Falls- LaGrande, Medford, Salem, tlclpated In operations in China Tb® f**!'6*- Vancouver, Wash., and becoming increasingly popular Tor root weevils are the wo’-st pests G R O lM H O V F IiS . Lots of between Sept. 3, 1945, and March tbe Dekum building. Portland. Part- both edging and bedding purposes, of primroses. Soil tt. itments, plus gardeners look for some partícula) 2, 1946, provided such persons are l 'me stations at Corvallis. Rose- and even for massing beneath such bailing from June to September, low-growing plants for bank and eligible for the Asiatic - Pacific burg. Pendleton and Longview, things as Golden Bells (Forsythia), are the methods employed to get slope plantings. Some of the best campaign medal. Wash., will take applications and which is full bloom during the rid of them. depending on the nature of the Whenever primroses a:c bet g particular spot, are: Sagina Moss; Veterans Who feel they are el-1 forward them. j same general period. Later, in igible for either of the medals I Other medals available, for both March. April and early May, come planted or transplanted, it is wise the Wild Thymes; Cotoneaster should take a photostatic copy of army and navy personnel, include | *t>e delightful, prolific Polyantha to mix one of the good soil dusts, humifusa (Damerik; Bearberry containing Chlordane. DDT, and ( Kinnick-kinnick); and Pachysan- their notices of separation to th e ' ,he American defense, American primroses. nearest navy recruiting station. | area campaign, European-African- j One doesn't ordinarily think of Lindane, into the ground where dra. Taller ones include: Rose of 1 Sharon St. Johnswort tHypericum; where officials can d e t e r m i n e , Middle Eastern area campaign, j February as a time for doing any- the tender, succeptible loots lie. whether the ship or shore station Asiatic Pacific area campaign, and I thing special with primroses. Di- DORMANT Sl’ I iA llM , Until calycinum); Junipers, either the on which the applicant served World War II Victory medals. viding and replanting season comes the dormant buds on peach trees, ehinensis japonica or horizontalis j along after June, when the flowers and on the roses, have actually forms; or even the evergreen, COOKED FOOD SALE are gone from these early-bloom- swelled up to the point of "break sweet-scented honeysuckle called The Women’s Fellowship of 1 ing types. However, to those who ing”, thereby exposing the newly Hall’s Honeysuckle. Bethel Congragational Church is | wish to work with the seeds, it is developing leaves, one can still See your nurseryman or garden holding a cooked food sale Satur- j not too late to get them started, spray both these popular plants supply merchant for details on i day, February 18. beginning at About three weeks will he re with dormant-strength mixtures these types. Common and Face Brick 10:30 a. m., at McMahon's office at quired for complete germination, for such things as Peach Leaf 85 N. W. Broadway in Beaverton. though It is not unusual to find Curl, Scale insects and over-win Fireplace Accessories The group which is studying the first seedlings appearing after tering diseases of other types, Japan of today will meet at the seven to nine days from fresh. (Mildew and Black Spot*. home of Mrs. C. E. Mason on Feb- j healthy seeds. The soil mixture The liquid lime-sulphurs, now ruary 23 at 12:30. ! should be light and fluffy, such as called calcium polysulphides, (with Office, Warehouse g, Factory Everyone interested is welcome one miRht get by mixing sanily a good spreader included In the 5437 S. W. Canyon Court to come, bring your own sand- compost with peat moss, vermicu- mixture) can be used with real ef Near Sylvan CA-190B wiches and the hostess will serve litp or screened leaf mold. fectiveness. Remember always that coffee. The container, be it shallow flat dormant spraying has many ad I or pot, should have plenty of vantages, not the least of which coarse diainage or mixed with the is that you are applying clean-up ENJOY A TASTY, DELICIOUS soil itself. An inch and a half of and "preventive” materials at a MERCHANTS LUNCH the seed soil is sufficient to carry time when most of teh helpful in the youngsters until they are rea sects, the parasites and the bees dy for transplanting. The seeds will be unhurt by the chemicals. are small and fine, and need not Open from noon til 1 a. m. FLOWERS—In the flower gar be covered once they are broad den, if you are looking for some- Closed Mondays & Tuesdays cast thing a bit different, why not try Keep the temperature around 70 some of the newer forms of Flow | degrees, with lots of moisture in ering Tobacco, teh so-called Nico 6802 S. W. Canyon Road the air. The surface should remain tine, or Nicotiana? uniformly moist, with no quick AT water 1089 Remember the old-fashioned (and Phone 2471 Beaverton changes from dry, to wet, to dry, still superbly good i types which etc. A humid atmosphere, obtained tend to close their fragrant flow- BEAVERTON ENTERPRISE Northwest Gardens BEAVER ^ U . THE OLD HEIDELBERG Phone 4293 Wednesday thru Saturdav, February 15, 16, 17, 18 " <'EJIBISCUIT", color by T ech n icolor, Shirley Tem ple, Barry Fitzgerald "BOEDER INCIDENT", R icardo M ontalban, Geo. M urphy Saturday M atinee, "S e a b is c u it" Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, February 19, 20, 21 ’ PIN KY". Jeanne Crain, Ethel Barrym ore ANGELS IN DISGUISE", Leo G orcey <& the Bowery Boys Wednesday thru Saturday, February 22, 23, 24, 25 "SANDS OF IW 0 JIM A " John W ayne, A dele Mara TREE FOR A LL", Robt. 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